Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Animals - Birds

This book is about an elderly woman that lost her way in life and was not dealing with overwhelming grief very well. God hears her desperation and sends a raven to help her get back on track. God used ravens in the Bible to feed Elijah, and they were obedient. The old woman, using her free will, accepts the raven's help and starts the process of emotional and spiritual healing. The raven in turn accepts the old woman's help and heals physically, thus beginning a deep friendship, and God orchestrated it all.
Scriptures that inspired this book include the following: Psalms...

If you enjoyed There Was a Bird you'll love this book Franicia White continues the story of the blue egg "up on the tree, tree, tree" like you remember.

What happens to the egg? Does the chick get bigger? What happens when mommy bird arrives?

"I want my mommy " Three baby owls awake one night to find their mother gone, and they can't help but wonder where she is. What is she doing? When will she be back? What scary things move all around them? Stunning illustrations from striking perspectives capture the anxious little owls as they worry. Not surprisingly, joyous flapping and dancing and bouncing greet the mother's return, lending a celebratory tone to the ending of this comforting tale. Never has the plight of young ones who miss their...

Follow this exciting story of a wedge-tailed eagle, from the nest until it becomes a bird of prey with a wing-span of over seven feet Set in the great plains and mountains of the West this story is sure to thrill readers of all ages.

Buddy, a Goffin Cockatoo Parrot, greets all with his special words, -Wings Up-. Follow Buddy's adventures as he experiences a loving home for the first time, dances to the beat of a drum, takes his first shower, and faces the bossy stares of another parrot. See how his message of -Wings Up - - to soar through life with acceptance and joy - helps him through the ups and downs of his new life.

Join Old Bob the sundowner and his two small friends, Roddy and Susan, as Bob shares the vast lore of the bush, gained during a lifetime of wandering.

For over 60 years readers of Australian nature stories have recognised that "Thompson and truth" are synonymous. He writes about his birds and animals as they are and not as fancy would fashion them; thus, "Old Bob," though a great bird lover, does not see his feathered friends through rose-tinted glasses. Like humans, says "Old Bob," the birds all have their little faults. Some of them, indeed, are real villains.

Written in the...

"Maggie the Magnificent" is something entirely different in children's nature stories. Readers of previous books by this author have realised that he approaches the popular theme of Australian bird and animal lore from an angle never before attempted by a writer of Juvenile books---sheer entertainment deftly combined with authenticity of detail.

The birds do not talk, but they LIVE. "Maggie the Magnificent" is an exceedingly well-written story of Australia's most popular black and white bird, the magpie. Though Maggie himself is the chief character and his life and...

When nine-year-old Jamie Horton rescues a lost parrot and smuggles it into his bedroom, he has to act fast to learn how to care for it without revealing his secret to his bossy big sister and anxious mum. But then the bird escapes, and Jamie fears the worst. Will Jamie ever see Sidney again? One thing's for certain - Jamie's life will never be the same again. A traditional English adventure story, ideal for children who love animals, especially parrots and birdlife.